Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Raving about cloth diapers (CDs)


Greetings! This is my first blog, feeling a bit nervous on how to begin with my posting. The reason I created this blog is to voice out issues or teeny tiny things that catches my attention and to share my passion in baking and cooking. As I'm embarking into the modern era of 'stay-at-home-business', yes, I'm starting an online Cloth Diaper business with my sisters-in-law, this blog will serve as a platform for me to rave about cloth diapers vs disposable diapers.

I believe all mummies and daddies always put their offsprings in the first place whether it's regarding on how to spend family incomes, what food to cook, which restaurant to eat out, where to go for vacation and even to the extend what kind of music/songs to listen and so on.... The ultimate decisions is always for the sake of our children. I guess this is humans nature, ya?


Now back to cloth diapers issue; there are many kinds of cloth diapers around the market, namely prefolds, fitted diapers, pocket diapers, diaper covers, AIOs(all in one). CD has definitely evolved from a piece of square fabric a long way but in such a short time. Pocket diapers is the latest diaper system in the market that come in 2 parts, consisting of a waterproof outer layer (PUL) with an inner layer of fleece. These two layers are sewn together in such a way as to leave an opening at the back into which you insert an extra strip of absorbent material (called an insert).


Why do I decided to sell cloth diapers? First of all, ''it's all 'bout the money, it's all 'bout the dang, dang, dang....". Frankly speaking, who doesn't do business for money? Besides that, I can save lots of money and many more benefits by cloth diapering my younger son (9 mths old). This is like killing 2 birds with 1 stone. Had I known about cloth diapers back before I have my first son, I'd certainly go for it because by now I'd have save more money by passing the cloth diapers down to my second son.

Here are some of the advantages of using cloth diapers:


  • Great money saver - Basically each child changes around 7000 diapers during his/her first 3 years of life. For easy calculation, assume that the average price of disposable diapers per piece is RM0.80, so your cost will be approx. RM5600. As for cloth diapers, you'll need roughly 8-10 sets for full day use (depending on your child's age) and you need few more to change while waiting for some of them to dry up. Assume you buy 15 sets of cloth diaper (Moms and Tots Super Saver Package 5 sets @ RM340) and your cost will be RM1020. Conclusion: Your savings will be RM4580. Remember, you'll save more if plan to cloth diaper more than 1 child.


  • Free of harmful chemicals and less incidence of diaper rash or allergy. The more absorbent disposables are the more they contain Sodium Polyarcrylate (the same chemical that has been removed from tampon) which could affect reproductive organs according to a study. Urine and bacteria will still be layering your child's bottom no matter how absorbent the disposables that lead to fewer changes. On the other hand, Moms and Tots diaper insert is made of natural bamboo fibre that doesn't harbour bacteria growth(http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Julie_R._Holland) and yet is super absorbent, eco-friendly and gentle on baby skin. Our cover material is water proof yet breathable.

  • MomsnTots CD is made to suit our hot and humid climate that minimizes heat retention. Our micro fleece is highly functional in terms of wicking and porosity of moisture so your baby stays dry and snug.

  • Cloth diaper is an eco friendly product as compare to disposable diapers. We can reduce landfills by hundreds of acre a year just by switching to cloth diaper. More over, soiled disposables pose a danger to environment which could increase the risk of spread of diseases. By cloth diapering your child, you are saving our mother earth and act as an ambassador in preserving our earth.

  • MomsnTots cloth diaper comes in 5 lovely colors that is fashionable to wear as it is. Our cover uses velcro fastening to the back that prevents skin irritation and little hands from pulling off the tab.

  • Cloth diapers are certainly durable for you to use child after child if you take good care as per instructions.
Well, enough said about it. I hope you get useful info from the above and start using cloth diapers on your baby or simply as a baby shower/full month gift for your friends and relatives. Either way, you are still lending your hand to save the earth. If you wish to purchase or enquire further on our products, email me at jay_tb99@hotmail.com or visit our website at http://www.momsntots.com.my/ (will be up in Oct, sorry for the inconveniences)


This is front view of MomsnTots cloth diaper. The cover is made of 100% Polyester PUL that is water proof but breathable. Notice the 3 rise settings by snapping the matching color snap buttons.

This is the back view. The Velcro fastening boost size versatility around the waist that fits babies from new born to toddler hood.


MomsnTots cloth diapers come in 5 lovely colours; Orange, White, Lemon Yellow, Baby Blue and Apple Green



MomsnTots 4 ply inserts is made from organic Bamboo fibre and micro fibre cotton. It can be adjusted according to the cover's size.


The inner lining is made of micro fleece that absorbs minimal liquid,passing your baby's pee into the insert so that your baby stay dry even though the insert is wet. It has laundry tab next to the Velcro hook to avoid scratching the cover or other clothes during laundry time.














4 comments:

  1. Well, this really a good diaper. It not only save cost, it save our earth too. Brilliant!!! For sure, I will ask my wife to use it for my lovely BB.

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  2. Thanks, Mr Anonymous. You sure know your stuff right for a daddy.

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  3. 通常可以穿多久才换?

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  4. Sorry my Chinese is not good, hope you dont mind me replying in English. How long does it last? This is subjective as different baby consumes liquid /milk at different amount. Generally, 1 insert can last between 3 to 5 hours. I change my son (9 mths) every 3-4 hrs even if the insert is not full to prevent diaper rash

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